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RE: SENATOR ORDIA SENDING SOLDIERS TO DISPERSE PEACEFUL PROTEST, SHAMEFUL.


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Senator Clifford Ordia Campaign Organisation has vehemently denied the fake narrative been peddled by protesters on the Ekpoma - Benin Expressway to the effect that the distinguished Senator was instrumental to the deployment of military men to the protest zone to curb the activity.


The allegation is a farce coming from the pit of hell and been marshalled by the All Progressives Congress (APC) stalwart Prosper Iyere and his Esan Liberation Movement (ELM) all in his evil plot to destroy the good public image rating and personality of the amiable Senator.


Putting everything into proper perspective, is it possible for a Senator to have access to the military? Let alone giving them orders? The head of the armed forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is President Muhammadu Buhari whose government has failed woefully to fix infrastructure in the country. Come to think of it, let's assume the Senator mobilised the Military to stop the activities of the protesters, wont that be construed as working for the APC government? When the Senator is from the opposition Party? This is indeed laughable and poorly conceived. 


The ploy by Prosper Iyere and his self-styled Esan Liberation Movement to use wool to cover the face of innocent people and pass lie to them as truth camouflaging as civil activists has fallen flat on its face especially in the light of the abysmal failure of the APC government in the country. 


The Senator Clifford Ordia Campaign Organisation deem it necessary to call Prosper Iyere and his band of deceptive rights activist to find better things to invest their energies into, rather  than resorting to crude blackmail and image battering in their quest to achieve cheap popularity at whatever cost. 


Senator Ordia's return to the red chambers of the National Assembly can never be stopped by a million Prosper Iyere and his cohorts no matter how hard they try.

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